Chelsea defender Trevo Charova faces an uncertain future at Stamford Bridge. Catch off side.
The 26-year-old defender, a proud product from Chelsea’s academy, is on a contract at Stamford Bridge until 2028, but uncertainty surrounds his role in a moving forward team.
If the club secures a new centre-back before the windows close, Charoba’s regular first-team football potential will be significantly reduced.
Chelsea can consider selling permanent Trevoh Chalobah
In that case, a loan move is expected to be the most likely option. However, Chelsea has not ruled out permanent sales either. It is an increasingly valuable asset in clubs’ attempts to comply with financial regulations, particularly as the potential €35 million transfer fee counts as the book’s pure profit.
Interest in Charoba is widespread. In Italy, Inter Milan has already begun gathering information about the defender’s status.
They see him as a multipurpose, ready-made option to strengthen the backline, and are keen on the possibility of a loan, especially if one of their defenders leaves.
With a salary of around 3 million euros (£2.6 million) per year, Chalobah is comfortable fit into the inter wage structure and a financially achievable target.
The blues defender is interested from several clubs
Meanwhile, returning to the Premier League, Crystal Palace is focusing on development.
With Charoba’s previous loan spell at Selhurst Park leaving a positive impression and speculation about Mark Guech’s future, the palace sees the Chelsea man as an ideal alternative to step straight into their defensive setup.
In Germany, Bundesliga giants Borussia Dortmund and RB Leipzig are also closely monitoring the situation. At both clubs, Charova sees it as an add-on of a valuable team before the long, tough seasons.
His experience in European competition and his ability to play beyond the backline make him an attractive option.
Charova has been praised as “selfless” by former Chelsea manager and club legend Frank Lampard.
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